Sentence examples for Jagannatha from inspiring English sources

Each book had as frontispiece an original painting, carefully gummed onto the paper, produced by anonymous painters at the Jagannatha Temple in Puri, to which he returned every year.

The best-known is the annual procession of Jagannatha ("Juggernaut"), a form of Vishnu, at Puri in Orissa.

All castes look to Jagannatha, one of the incarnations of the Hindu god Vishnu, as the centre of their religious faith.

For centuries the city of Puri, known as the abode of Jagannatha, has been the only place in India where all castes eat together.

The town of Puri is the site of the Jagannatha temple, perhaps the most famous Hindu shrine in India, and of the temple's annual Chariot Festival, which attracts hundreds of thousands of people; the English word juggernaut, derived from the temple's name, was inspired by the massive, nearly unstoppable wagons used in the festival.

He began the construction of the temple of Jagannatha ("Lord of the World") at Puri.

The most-famous Rathayatra festival is that of the god Krishna, worshipped as Jagannatha, which takes place at Puri in Odisha and at Shrirampur in West Bengal.

In the next century, Anantavarman Chodnagagadeva was particularly renowned; he built the temple of Jagannatha at Puri (now in eastern Odisha).